1. | It is based on the quantification of observable characteristics and the use of statistical methods. |
2. | It gives equal importance to all characteristics and does not distinguish between homologous and analogous traits. |
3. | It relies solely on genetic data and molecular markers for classification. |
4. | It uses computer algorithms to analyze large datasets and determine relationships between organisms. |
I: | It is a heterosporous pteridophyte. |
II: | It belongs to Psilopsida. |
Statement I: | Gymnosperms exhibit a dominant sporophyte in their life cycle. |
Statement II: | Gymnosperms produce seeds and flowers but lack fruit formation. |
Statement III: | In gymnosperms, male gametophytes are transported by water to fertilize the ovules. |
1. | Only I | 2. | Only I and II |
3. | Only II and III | 4. | All I, II, and III |
Statement I: | All three classes of algae possess cellulose in their cell walls. |
Statement II: | Rhodophyceae lacks flagella, whereas Chlorophyceae can have up to 8 flagella. |
Statement III: | Phaeophyceae stores food in the form of laminarin and starch. |
Statement I: | Ferns have small leaves called microphylls |
Statement II: | Equisetum has strobili or cones |
1. | Statement I is correct; Statement II is correct |
2. | Statement I is correct; Statement II is incorrect |
3. | Statement I is incorrect; Statement II is correct |
4. | Statement I is incorrect; Statement II is incorrect |
I: | are contained in capsule |
II: | undergo meiosis |
I: | Needle like Leaves |
II: | Reproduce by spores |
III: | Male and female cones on the same plant |
1. | Both zoospores and gametes in brown algae are motile and have equal sized flagella. |
2. | Zoospores are non-motile while gametes are motile, both lacking flagella. |
3. | Zoospores are motile with two flagella, while gametes are non-motile. |
4. | Zoospores and gametes are both motile and similar in the number of flagella. |
I: | The male gametophyte of Marchantia |
II: | Hair like multicellular, branched true roots on the margins of the plant body. |
III: | Sexual reproductive cup like structures on the dorsal surface of the plant. |